Sentence examples for associations established from inspiring English sources

Their power comes from associations established, stories told, statements made.

Discusses land reform and how it is managed by the kebeles and peasant associations established by the government.

Mycorrhizas are symbiotic associations established between certain soil fungi and most vascular plants.

Savings and loan associations, established in 1932, provided the means for more Americans to own their own homes than at any previous time in our history.

Thoughts would not extend beyond our actual experiences were it not for the imaginative associations established by the force of repetition or "custom" (T, 170; EHU, 43).

In 2000, following the severe floods and storms of 1999, the two French insurance trade associations established the Association of French Insurance Undertakings for Natural Risk Knowledge and Reduction (Mission Risques Naturels MRN .4 Part of the MRN's mission consists of the development of specific tools for professional purposes to assess flood risk.

The Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education, a nonprofit organization composed of the major medical associations, establishes the rules that govern continuing medical education.

Utilization of a disease model (by a tri-modal distribution) allows better identification of the three sets of factors: unknown associations, potential associations and established associations.

The association, established in 1844, is authorized by state law to visit prisons and interview inmates and employees.

The association established its first food-truck court at an empty lot in Long Island City, Queens, last year.

"I landed what appeared to be a promising job in New York with a recently formed trade association established to promote West German cameras and optical equipment in the American market," he writes.